Silencer
by alsatia

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I play most instruments, including drums and my wife will find great humor in this shot. Mosr exercises are best never heard. lol

Strumming My Pain
by flip89

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The guitar and the tie got my attention. In this particular case I would have grabbed the entire image crisp. Bumping up for tie. lol

San_Nue.jpg
by menardmam

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Very good composition with hair at foreground and good half moon face heading down the nose and then to lips. A will placed thumb. The true strenght lies in the well directed lighting which traps the eyes attention to enjoy the sensual tones across the visible area. Very good use of sepia to enhance the image.

... and then there was music
by claudia26

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The famous recorder family. very nice collection. Bumping up.

Nocturn
by atsxus

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Real ivory keys. No longer made. I would have cropped tighter at the top right about the f# and past the last darkest leaf. Bumping up for captirung the ivory texture.

Rhythmic Sounds of Nature
by dartompkins

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Yes, I have put my ears to these shells and behold the sound. This exposure could have been improved to bring out more detail, yet in an interesting manner the shellac orange tone against the white creates a pleasant pattern. Bumping up.

Highly Strung
by gajmaj

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Well done with effective dof to keep the eyes on the lower left. Bumping up for great comp and color.

Relaxing with my Yamaha SubWoofer
by aKiwi

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A reproduction of an old commercial image. This image would have been improved slightly with less overhead and less foreground to give it a panoramic feel. Alsom the hands show good tension but it would have helped if the the head were thrown back just a little. Outside of this you have succeeded in creating a satisfactory and interesting image to look at. Bumping up.

Diminuendo Scherzo
by kevrobertson

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A very risky shot for this effect because the exposed whites gobble up thew image and leave only the black to capture. One way to improve this is to close the lens all the way to get the longest exposure and then to hold the hand for about 9/10th of the time and then remove them. Bumping from 4 to 5 for effort.

Feeling Blue...
by LisaCan

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Great shot. Very well presented in sepia with interesting lighting and great facial expression with a killer tonal values as ur fades inro the dark.